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91The Strangest Places on Earth
Buried deep in the dark ice of Antarctica, lies one of several lake basins in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, which is called Lake Vida. The lake was first discovered in the 1950's, and believed to be frozen solid....
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92Northern Lights Where to See Them | Northern Borealis | Where to See Aurora Borealis
Learn where to see the aurora borealis in the northern hemisphere. The northern borealis can be seen most often in the aurora belt. Seeing the Northern Lights is an incredible experience
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90Where is North? Where is South?
Answering the questions, "Where is North?" and "Where is South?" are pretty easy when you know what to do. I'm going to show you how to find your direction no matter where you are on the planet and no matter...
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89Aurora Borealis - Northern Lights - Tromso Norway
If you want to see the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights in Europe then Tromso Norway, is the destination. Learn all about how to get there, where to stay, what to do and how much it will cost.
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86England! Great Britain! United Kingdom! What does it all mean?
The names currently used are "The Kingdom of Great Britain" "The United Kingdom" (UK) and also "Great Britain"! Confused!? The United Kingdom is a union of four constituent countries: England, Northern...
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84Makati City: Philippines
(Source: Wow Philippines) In the pre-Spanish era, Makati was ruled by Lakan Tagkan, a native chieftain, and his wife Bouan. The area was predominated by the swamps and cogon grass overlooking the banks of...
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87Has Author Paul Theroux Been Everywhere?
American author Paul Theroux has spent much of his life in the U.S, though he’s also lived in Great Britain, Singapore, and in Kenya while working in the Peace Corps in the early 1960s. Always working...
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85Visit Paris Without Leaving the United States
The 23 cities and towns named Paris in the United States.
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84Social Studies Lesson Plans - Free Sites for Teachers
Here are a number of helpful links to websites with free lesson plans, teacher helps, printables, and other resources for social studies teachers, elementary school teachers, and homeschoolers on the web.
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81Best World Atlas
This Hubpage is a list of links to the Best Map and Atlas Websites on the Internet. My goal is to replace the hardcover atlas textbook(s) that I have used for my online geography classes at Northern...
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